Monday, Labor Day was perfect weather! People were swimming in my cove, pontoons were anchored or cruising by and then.......along came these youngsters!......Red Neck Tubing! Just goes to show you that you don't need an expensive decked out boat to enjoy the waters and day.
Sunday, September 7, 2025
Tuesday, August 19, 2025
WELCOME WALL REMODEL
The Stone Welcome Wall at the entrance to Cordry Sweetwater Lakes is going to undergo updating. The original wall was simple concrete block construction with lettering. It was constructed and paid for by the Cordry Sweetwater Lot Owners Association. At a later decade, the wall was updated with a stone veneer and wooden sign made by John Catt Sr. Now the wall is deteriorated with some of the Brown County Stone at risk. A "go fund me" account has about $4,000 in it and and local contractor is also getting involved in the update project. Keep an eye out for the improvements.
Saturday, August 2, 2025
EAST LAKE BREAKFAST
For the past couple of years, The East Lake Lot Owners Association in Prince's Lakes has sponsored Saturday Morning Breakfasts. It's a deal! For $5.00 there are all kinds of breakfast entries and cooked to your order eggs delivered to your table. It's every Saturday morning from 8:00-10:00 AM
GREAT LAKE DAY
It looks like a "Great Lake Day!" The annual CSLOA Lake House Tour is today on Cordry Lake. All the tickets are sold out. The Fire Department is selling pulled pork Barb A Que on a drive through today. There's a "Rock the Dock" concert tonight between Grizzly and Greywolf Drives!
Sunday, July 20, 2025
CORDRY LAKE DAM ROAD OPEN!
Finally! The road across Cordry Dam has been re-opened this week after a 8-9 month closing while a new spillway and launch ramp system was installed. Take a drive and tour the new improvements on Cordry Dam! (There's still finishing touches and clean-up to occur!)
Sunday, July 13, 2025
THE FIREWORKS
The fireworks show on Sweetwater on July 5th was outstanding. That Saturday was also the annual CSLOA Ox Roast. There were food trucks, silent auction, business displays, quilt raffle, hot air ballown rides, and more. The event brought in crowds of people who set up places early for the fireworks that evening. Fact is it got too crowded with people from outside the district. It was a hot topic this past week at the Security Commission meeting on Tuesday. There will be recommendations at the next CSCD meeting to limit crowds and attendance at the beach for special events.



